Anaconda Council Seeks Special District No 106 for Hickory St
The Anaconda city council on July 6 1925 adopted a resolution to create Special Improvement District No 106. It plans resurfacing Hickory Street from Third Street to Park Avenue with two inches of asphaltic concrete or war bitulithic material, replacing broken pavement as needed. Plans and specs will be prepared by an engineer, with estimated costs of about 17 600 dollars and related assessments.
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Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Montana
Hickory Street
Third Street
Park Avenue
Willow Street
Anaconda Police Judge Revokes Auto Driver Permits
Police court actions suspend or forfeit driving rights as several defendants face repercussions. Walter Anderson was dismissed but lost permit privileges for 15 days after speeding. Hoover forfeited a $10 bond for failing to appear. Arthur Furlong and J D Dwyer faced additional charges or transfers.
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Walter Anderson
Hoover
Arthur Furlong
Murphy
J. D. Dwyer
Bheridans Orchestra Performs Seven Members and 24 Instruments
The Margaret theater hosts an evening vaudeville act by Bheridans' seven member group. They tour Washington Idaho and Spokane sharing a lively show. Also playing Baby Peggy drama The Family Secret features a child star with grownup support in a serious plot.
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Bheridans’ Orchestra
Margaret Theater
Washington
Idaho
Spokane
Baby Peggy
Hoot Gibson Rescues Marceline Day From Runaway Horse
During filming of Taming the West at the Imperial Gibson proved he is more than a screen cowboy by saving Marceline Day when her horse bolted during a location run. Day had gone for ice cream and returned as the horse bolted past the group. Gibson mounted Pal and stopped the runaway, then brought Miss Day to safety. The incident showcased stunt prowess and calm under pressure.
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Imperial Theater
Maiiner
Hoot Gibson
Marceline Day
Miss Day
Gibson
Pal
Mise Day
Lowery Harris Wedding Performed at St Pauls Parish House
Mrs Margaret Harris and Hidward Lowery wed Wednesday evening at St Pauls parish house with Rev A R Coopman officiating. Both reside in Rack, where Lowery runs a large ranch. Guests included Mrs Maria Crabtree and William Jones.
Temperature Outlook Across Cities From AP Report
A weather notice notes a low pressure area stays in the Canadian Rockies and Alberta. Montana barometers dip slightly as clear to partly cloudy skies persist, with generally warmer temperatures except northern Alberta where rain falls.
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Associated Press
Helena
Kalispell
Miles City
Coibaty
Chicago
Los Angeles
Stork
Arte
Portland
San Francisco
Spokane
Canadian Rockies
Alberta
Montana
City outlines district paving and assessment plan in 1925 notice
Anaconda city outlines Special Improvement District No. 106 paving using asphaltic concrete or wearing surface. Costs to be assessed by district area with installments over eight years. Protest period ends fifteen days after first publication. hearings set August 3, 1925.
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Anaconda
City of
A. D
Bitter Root Valley Man Recovers From Cancer Surgery
Hamilton July 9 Clayton Foxall an old Bitter Root valley resident is about Hamilton streets enjoying health after cancer of the bladder. He was operated on at Hamilton hospital with removal of the bladder and a bilateral ureter transplantation by Dr Robert Coffey of Portland in the first reported case of this technique. Foxall is 67 and his recovery holds interest for the medical profession as kidney secretion is diverted into the bowel allowing bladder removal with kidney function.
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Hamilton
Clayton Foxall
Bitter Root
Hamilton Hospital
Robert C. Coffey
Portland
Foxall
Coffey
Roche Weds Mrs. Jean O Gorman in Corvallis Ceremony
In Corvallis July 9, Alex F Roche and Mrs Jean O Gorman of New York were married at St Marys Mission Stevensville. Rev M M English officiated before about 15 guests. The couple planned a Seeley Lake honeymoon and expect to reside in Corvallis after July 22.
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Corvallis
Jean O'Gorman
New York City
Alexa. Roche
St. Mary's Mission Church
Stevensville
M. M. English
St. Francis’ Church
Hamilton
Bailey
Ruth
Little Church
Father Ravalli
Mrs. O'Gorman
America
Corvallis Hotel Opens as Town Expands
Corvallis welcomes a new frame hotel on Main Street near the Bourne property in a streetstaunch expansion. Mr and Mrs B N Walker, longtime bakery and restaurant operators, now run the hotel which features 16 rooms and stucco finish. Existing Brooks Hotel remains a key travel lodging in Bitter Root Valley.
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Corvallis
Keth. Blakeslee
George Omar
Great Falla
Blakeslee
M. la Chaffin
Tom Flemming
Medicine Springs
Milford
Cobb
Missoula
H. J. Elliott
Thornton Hospital
B. N. Walker
Main Street
Charlies Bourne
Brooks
JL. N. Brooks
Bitter Root
Misa Kether Smyth
Seattle
Wash
B. J. Smyth
Gilbert Warren
Louise
Lake Rowan
Warren
Club Women
Camp Tuffitt
Grace Hoblitt
State Normal College
Dillon
Carl Hobblitt
T. R. Glass
Rochester
Minn
Glass
Annie Adams
State University
Dog dies saving mistress from rattlesnake bite
In Muskegon Michigan on July 9 the bulldog named Krip owned by Miss Mable Hill attacked a coiled rattlesnake to protect her. The dog killed the snake but was severely bitten and died about an hour later.
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Associated Press
Muskegon
Mich
Krip
Mable Hill
Dillon County Commissioners Resolve Road and Pension Matters
The Dillon board completed a three day July session approving three additional old age pensions bringing total to 28, denying road petitions after favorable viewer reports, and rejecting county farm painting bids as too high. The group scheduled a July 20 equalization meeting to begin tax work and asked officials to submit budget estimates.
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Dillon
Board of County Commissioners
Axe’s Canyon
Lima
Lima Cemetery
Haying Accidents Injure Two Men In Dillon
Two farm workers were hurt in haying incidents near Dillon. Crayl Smith fractured bones in his left arm and wrist after a fall from a horse at the Smith ranch. Art Gauchay, known as Granny, dislocated two fingers and sustained bruising when a bronco bolted at the P and O ranch. x rays showed no broken bones. Both were brought to Dillon for medical care.
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P & O Ranch
Dillon
Address of C F Kelley Before Bar Association
In a continuation of his address Kelley urges lawyers to voice frank opinions as a duty of sincerity American lawyers should strive to improve and sustain the nation’s institutions through dedication to the bar and country He reflects on human striving toward perfection in social and legal life and the need to advance courts and the profession.
Basin News Notes Highlights Local Motor Trips
Basin July 9 notes list residents and visitors traveling to Boulder Springs and Butte. Names include Agnes Banders Altat Annabelle Fleming Dorothy Hart Ruth Glenn Albert Beck Albert Anderson Charles Cole Ralph Jefferson Bruce Chidester Lloyd Williamson Hugo Kosola Matt Kosola A E Cherry Melcher family Joe Nugent and sons Arthur, Kenneth Waren Lillian Kilburn and Miss Kilburn heading to Dillon for study.
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Basin News
Basin
Agnes Banders
Altat
Annabelle Fleming
Dorothy Hart
Ruth Glenn
Albert Beck
Albert Anderson
Boulder Springs
Charles Cole
Basin Sunrey
Utte
Ralph Jefferson
Bruce Chidester
Lloyd Williamson
Hugo
Matt Kosola
A. E. Cherry
Butte Tyeaday
Melcher
August Nert
Da’ters
Annetta
Ibara
Butte
Joe Nugent
Joe Andrthur
Boulder
Nugent
Kenneth Waren
Lillian Kilburn
Miss Kilburn
Dillon
Percy
Raymond
Charley
Local residents travel for business and visits
Mrs. Robert Pierce and Miss Aretta Paradise with William Gregory Mr W Stelle and sons Charles and Robert traveled from Boulder Tuesday morning for business. Miss Adelaide visited the A and Kilburn home. Chester and Derbert Bullock stayed with their sister Mrs Steward in Bernice. Charles Carlson and Alva White of Bernice were in town Wednesday.
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Robert Pierce
Aretta Paradise
William Gregory
W. Stelle
Charles
Robert
Boulder
Mises Adise
Miss Van Winkle Case Ends Without Punishment
Judge Hitt dismissed the case finding the evidence too flimsy after two members of her corps were jailed and released without punishment.
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Miss van Winkle
Gary changes punishment in childhood tale
Gilbert Hi Gary told the New York World in a symposium that his father spanked him as a boy for saying damn. He recalled overhearing workers say the word and being spanked until he learned its meaning. Gary said he does not spank his own children.
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Gary
Associated Press
New York
Gilbert
New York World
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